Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ)

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Ministry of Foreign and Domestic Affairs 2:14. . A W efzfafl a firm! A 'ai . .4 with-Q. is. 4. SENIOR CABINET Front Row: S. Gannaio, M. D'Andrea, G. Mastrelli, P. Brady, M. Args-ntero, D. Pisano, I. Miller, B. Miller. . Second Row: Mr. S. Piela, Adviserg 1. Guerriero, D. Sampson, B. Wolfe, C. Kurzynski, A. Del Greco, D. Batilitt, H. Katt, B. Yun, R. O'Conuor. Back Row: I. Toscana, G. Loiacono, P. Niosi, A. Miao, R. Focaxino. The meeting will please come to order! - and our able President, Bernie Miller. with his efficient Vice President, Barbara Ynra. Secretary. jackie Miller, and Treasurer. Xlarilyn Dandren. presides with the sznne skill and competence he has shown in all our class affairs. Our Presi- dent and Vice President are experienced, as they have held their offices before. while our Secretary and Treasurer, although new to their jobs. have demonstrated their abil- ity by serving their classmates capably. The fact that our officers have survived, the hectic days of signing petitions and the even inore hectic days of campaigning is in itself proof of their perseverance and sincere desire to work for the good of the class. Thronqli the inaze of signatures. can- didates, posters and crnnpaign speeches they einerged victorious. We can truly say that The best inen wonf' Our Senior Cabinet consists of those whom we have chosen to represent us in all things affecting our class. Since this, our Senior year, is the most important year of all our schooling thus far, it was important to choose those whom we could trust to make wise decisions. i We feel Sure that the members of the Cabinet are a true sampling of the many different backgrounds, outlooks and ways of life of the Seniors of 1955. 21

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Nobel PPIZC Wlnners ZQZIZNUZ 5710 5 The sequence honor awards were begun about 15 vears ago when the faculty and admmrstratron of Lod1 Hlgh School dec1ded that there should he some sort of recogmtron for lngh scholastlc rttfunment Tlns I'CCOglllt1OIl IS grven 1n the form of bronze s1lver and gold prns for one two and three years respectlvely of good schol rshrp pm a student must accumulate 15 pomts of honor roll credlt 1n one year for 1 srlx er pm 15 pomts for two consecuhve years for 1 gold p1n 15 pomts for three consecutrve years The frrst honor roll means four pomts the second three the th1rd two and the fourth one Usually only three or four students 111 each graduatmg class rece1ve gold pms but th1s year thrrteen of our classmates the largest number ever were aw rrded th1s honor Therr puis represent three years of consrstently lngh achrevement rn schoolwork Among them are many of our school leaders the puprls who are outstandmg 1n other ways as well as SChOl'1I'Sll1p VVe should be proud of them for they are the scholars and SC1C11t1SfS of tomorrow 22 I e Balla ty e 414 R d J el nek 36' Rose y Y 0 Con 0 I O U- n,! n :Ph r M 3 Cam'll Il Il . . - I .T , - , . ' a ' . It is not easy to win a sequence pin -- in order to obtain a bronze 7 5 C . y . , . A . K Q I , , 0 7 7 Q 3 S 7 ' X 7 7 ' 1 2 ' ' onal . . . . i l 7 C ' a 7 mar y f' ' n r X